If not, take a moment to be still.
Take your time - it's perfectly acceptable to take a moment or two to collect your thoughts.
Take a look at your autistic child sometime, and take a moment to tell yourself who that child is not.
Before we begin a transformation, take a moment to be honest with yourself.
Love can take a moment, But the truth needs time to irrigate.
It won't take a moment to ease the ladies of their jewellery.
When you take a moment and really go back, it is amazing to think about.
Perhaps you'll take a moment to examine your own assumptions about work, rest and leisure.
Instead of blaming everything not going your way, take a moment to laugh.
So take a moment to pause and sit on your coccyx38, the bone that was once a tail.
Instead, take a moment to write down your next move to improve and put it in a safe place.
Chairs distributed beneath palm fronds invite the visitor to take a moment to flick through the new publication.
The deal the blood elves made with Illidan wasn't clearly defined, so I'll take a moment to explain it.
As Independence Day approaches, let's take a moment to acknowledge some of America's most wondrous natural and manmade attractions.
Before you start wrangling background processes, take a moment to find out which ones are causing the biggest hardware drain.
Bartz: I'd like to take a moment and thank you for dragging your (expletive) down here for this meeting.
Sothe next time you’re about to perform a sensitive transaction, take a moment tokeep a look out for the website’s security information.
So perhaps they are reading a romantic novel – no one knows. OK. Let's take a moment to look at some of today's words.
It's a two-way street so please take a moment to consider what you can do to influence your relationship with the boss.
In contrast, if you take a moment to identify the stable relationship in your object model, then you can derive a more stable vocabulary at minimal cost.
As we are striving to provide you with high quality service, may we ask you to take a moment to complete this questionnaire.
Let's take a moment to look at India's international relations with some of the very important countries, say the United States.
So the next time you catch yourself admiring or envying someone's success, gifts, or particular brand of radiance, take a moment to consider.
Please take a moment to review the list of sponsorships to learn how you can build brand awareness and drive more traffic to your company.
But, while despairing and exclaiming 'who cares?' on a daily basis, take a moment, for a new study has revealed those friends might deserve a bit of a break.
Don't just focus on the first few words your partner says - listen to their whole statement, take a moment to absorb it, and then think about what you want to say in a return.
Instead of blurting out "Amazing!" to validate that choice, take a moment to think about the reasons behind such a move and provide analysis which the interviewer would find relevant.
Given that easy extensibility is a goal for this language, it behooves us to take a moment and think about the design of the language before diving into its implementation.
This Sunday is Father's day, and so I wanted to take a moment to talk about the most important job many of us will ever have - and that's being a dad.
As we enter the final weeks of 2007 and this wonderful Holiday Season, we would like to take a moment to reflect on how blessed we are here at LifeWave.
Or take a moment, like I will, to remember the moms who raised us, whose big hearts sustained us, and whom we miss every day, no matter how old we get.
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Let us take a moment of the time just to pay tribute and show appreciation to the person called mom though some may not say it openly to their mother.
THE WELLS:I want you to take a moment, and think about all the things that define your life, all the people you love, your job, your coworkers, your home. And now imagine if one day, in a flash, all of that vanished. Would you simply accept your new life and continue on? Or would you do whatever it takes to get back what
I enjoy going out in the yard to hang my laundry and use the time to just take a moment out of my busy day and think about things, or nothing at all-and have a little visit with my grandma.
